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Sep 17, 2011 12:58:55 #
1066 Baz
Loc: UK / Kansas USA
Hi
I'm new here just arrived. I'm way down the learning curve of photography so I have a great deal to learn. I tend to home in on birds as I spend half the year in a great location.
I'm seeking critique in order to improve.
Please feel free to hack away and thanks for looking.
;)
I'm new here just arrived. I'm way down the learning curve of photography so I have a great deal to learn. I tend to home in on birds as I spend half the year in a great location.
I'm seeking critique in order to improve.
Please feel free to hack away and thanks for looking.
;)
Sep 17, 2011 13:31:48 #
That is a very ominous looking bird. Remind me not to annoy any black bears in your neighborhood.. :)
Sep 17, 2011 13:39:02 #
Sep 17, 2011 13:47:55 #
Love the shot. Think it could be lightened up a bit around the bears face to show the detail around the eyes a bit. But what a capture! Most of us would give our eye teeth for a chance at a shot like that. And if that is what your birds are like, watch out for the bearss :)
Sep 17, 2011 22:33:44 #
GREAT shot. Kinda makes me want to scrub his back for him. What camera & lens? what distance (feet) were you from bear/bird?
Sep 18, 2011 01:11:06 #
1066 Baz
Loc: UK / Kansas USA
I just had to chuckle with this series of shots I'm not skilled enough to plan outings with objectives I just take what I see luck plays a great part.
Canon 1D3 Canon 800mm which produced an image that needed a crop.
I lack skills in dealing with the image in photoshop I just tend to be too heavy handed either I can't see the result of the adjustment or I over do it and ruin the image this could also be my monitor is too bright. Any advice most welcome.
Canon 1D3 Canon 800mm which produced an image that needed a crop.
I lack skills in dealing with the image in photoshop I just tend to be too heavy handed either I can't see the result of the adjustment or I over do it and ruin the image this could also be my monitor is too bright. Any advice most welcome.
Sep 18, 2011 10:07:11 #
Hi
A easy solution in Photoshop is to work on a duplicate image of your original. The duplicate command is on the toolbar across the top.
A easy solution in Photoshop is to work on a duplicate image of your original. The duplicate command is on the toolbar across the top.
Sep 19, 2011 01:33:52 #
The only thing that I see wrong is that the bear is not using any soap. It is a fun picture. I don't know if any hardcore critiquing is necessary.
Sep 19, 2011 08:09:31 #
I like the personality and action in this shot. Also your caption is perfect, it sets the mood. Nice work.
Sep 19, 2011 10:13:58 #
1066 Baz
Loc: UK / Kansas USA
Thank you for the comments.
I struggle with the off centre aspect too I like to see what I'm looking at if you know what I mean with as much detail as possible.
I struggle with the off centre aspect too I like to see what I'm looking at if you know what I mean with as much detail as possible.
Sep 19, 2011 10:24:47 #
GRACIOUS!
What an AWESOME moment to capture!
LOL ADORABLE!
I agree that it needs some tweaking though.. but no more than hasn't been said already. :)
What an AWESOME moment to capture!
LOL ADORABLE!
I agree that it needs some tweaking though.. but no more than hasn't been said already. :)
Nov 3, 2021 14:44:57 #
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